Nora Hamzawi opens up about the death of her father when she was 1 year old in A Sunday in the Country

Present this December 22 in A Sunday in the countryside on France 2, actress and comedian Nora Hamzawi reflected on the death of her father, who disappeared when she was only a year and a half old.

From the first minutes of this issue, Frédéric Lopez received a strong confession. This December 22, while France 2 offered a new number of'A Sunday in the countrysidecomedian and actress Nora Hamzawi did not hesitate to break the armor. In the presence of the singer Calogero and the writer Valérie Perrin, the young forty-year-old returned to the death of a father she barely knew since she was only a year and a half when he passed away…

“I experienced less drama than the others“: Nora Hamzawi delivers an interesting speech on the vision she has of her father's death

While Frédéric Lopez wondered how the ex-columnist of Daily had gone through his fatherless childhood, the one that is described as being “one of the funniest girls in the country“by the facilitator led a constructed and perspective-filled speech.”It's funny because I had a certain form of guilt for a long time telling myself that I experienced less drama than the others. Because I was less aware of that, I told myself that I had a chance that others didn't have.“, she begins by explaining. Thus, from her early childhood, she says that she entered a “sort” role in order to bring the maximum of lightness and joy in a family made up of a mother, a brother and two sisters, where the atmosphere is necessarily heavy and charged. “We are in a rather special family“, she then admits.

“I will try to say as little bad things as possible about my mother“: Nora Hamzawi looks back on the family atmosphere she felt as a child

Without raising his voice, or letting the slightest negative feeling towards him show, the comedian then evokes the special place taken by his mother in the family. “I will try to say as little bad things about my mother as possible. I think that some have an ability or a desire to celebrate the memory of people who are leaving, and others like my mother, rather make a clean slate. Afterwards, everyone does what they want“, she said. According to her, her mother would have remained a “mother-child“Necessarily dejected by the death of her husband, the latter would have expected a lot of support from her children.”It was we who consoled her, as if her pain should be greater than ours“, Nora Hamzawi seemed to regret, in conclusion.